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INDIAN NEWS.

BISMARCK. ID. T.. Nov. 2.-There has
Ibeen considerable excitement among set
tiers and military circles oner the report
that the sioux and Crow Indians were
tabout to unite and take the war path if the
COVER nmeut insists in enforcing the land
severalty bill. The council held by the
Sioux chiefs at Standing Rock today was
called 10 consider the question. Al the
principal chiefs expressed their opinion
freely. Among them. We're Hunting Ante
lope, John Grass. Mad Deer, Red Fish. Cot
tonwood and GaI The lest named IS the
the tribe. All but Gall said they had
always felt friendly towards the whites
Gall arose with Scowl of contempt and
said: Il viii talk differently. / have not
always felt friendly to the whites / fought
them and tried TO kin them. The whites
and Crows fought ne at the Custer battle
land tried 10 kill me After
that they chased me from
place TO place. 1 always wished the
Grows would have trouble with the whites
because they proteSsed 10 be 50 friendly To
chem am now heavy man and cannot
tide horse like / used to, but ! am ready
30 tnke my men and help the whites in set
Ting this trouble with the Crows.
Should like to show the whites my friendly
feeling"
: Gall then turned to Major Mclaughlin,
the Indian agent Of Standing Rock.--ssitd
Sa1o: on nave OeSn our agent Tor SIX
years, the hest and Qply goQd agent Ne
you work for our interest and treat rs as
Your Children; Seu always tell Us the trlsih,
sand we have -couhdence u yIp-f., 60
! Gall was frequently fatef1rurted by the
applause of his followers, who conS0tnte a
majority OF the yQlgng warriors. Sitting
Bull had nothing 70 say. III Is very Jes5-
Gus Of Gals power, aud, il is said. was DIS
pleased with his speech, rs ne fears II VIII
give him additional prchinen3e with the
whites.
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THE GREENFIELD MONSTER
Causes a Steward to Shoot His Former
Employer

M1NNEAPOLIs. Nov. 5.-A shooting affair
at Eau Claire, Wis, this evening resulted
in the death Of Edward Richardson, OF st.
Paul, while Fred Hanson; proprietor Of the
Galloway house, is lying in critical con-
dition with bullet in his abdomen Rich
ardsOn had been in Eau Claire since Tues
day and was to leave in the morning. About
6 o'clock this evening the men we're sitting
III the Office Of the hotel coRversing aniC-
ably. Richardson went out in the corridor
and in a few minutes some one called Han
son. and ne also went out, but had
hardly entered the corridor when sew
eTal shots were fired. Hanson staggered
back into the office exclaiming: I'm shot,
and fell into the arms Of his brother. SeY
eral guests rushed into the corridor and
found Richardson lying on the floor with
bullet hole in the back Of his head and
one in the left breast. He remained IN
conscious TIL about Il O'Clock WHEN tie
died. Hanson was found 70 b. shot in the
abdomen. and though able 10 talk would
make no statements about the shooting
No one saw the affair The cause was Jeal-
ousy. Richardson Uas formerly steward
At the Galloway house. bat was divorced
from his wife ard le;r ;he city while Han
son married his Richardson - wife. Ply
sIcials say that Hanson cannot recover.
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. At LAST.
Three Of the Condemned Anarchists Bee
Ciemency From the Governor.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-AugUst Spies, Samuel
Fielden and Nicholas Schwab signed a pc
tirion this afternoon, hunbly begging the
governor to commute their sentences.
These three Of the seven condemned men
are the only ones who have not written let
tiers to the governor that they would not
accept combinations to their sentences.
and that all efforts in that direction were
without their sanction. The signatures Of
Fielder and Schwab were secured this
morning by Captain Black and E
D. Oliver, who visited the prisoners
at the jail and had private conferences
with them. All sorts of entreaties were
adopted to get Spies TO sign the petition,
but he resoluteIy refused 10 do so. as did
IinCg, Engel, Fisher and Parsons At
$3.50 p. N. the same petitions were brought
to tie jail by DR.. Schmidt, Alderman Frank
Stauber and II. lnnemeyer, with permis-
sion from the sheriff TO confer with the
condemned men. George SchiIIing ar
rived later and joined the party. 1t was
plain spies had weakened since morning
He read the petition over several times.
After an hours pleading Spies said: ''Well,
give ME a pen" and with flourish his
name was appended baleW.
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CONCERNING PENSIONS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Sd. !. Hawkins,
assistant secretary OF the interior, having
special charge and direction Of the board
OF pension appeals, has prepared a report
to the secretary of the interior covering
the operations of the board since the in
crease in its membership on July 1st, 1886,
to November LIST, 1887 The following
summary of the operations of the board IS
appended 90 the report: Appeals pending
July 1sJ, 1886, 1886; appeals filed since,
1888: total cases disposed of $3.50; appeals
decided by board wherein the decision of
the pension Office was sustained, 3, 129: re-
versed, 336; appeals wherein action was re-
considered by pension Office and pensions
allowed or notice that appeal has been
taken, 1,13l; appeals withdrawn, 81; ap-
peais dismissed, 159: appeals pending
NoYember 1st. 1887. $50.
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4 FREE SHOW,
A MenageTio Train Jumps the Track in St
LoUiS--SeYoral Arimals Break Loose.

L0uIS--SGYerdI ANIMALS Break Loose,
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 3.-One of the most ex-
citing scenes that ever occurred III this
city took place at the Union depot between
3 and O'Clock this afternoon, and for u
time created not only a tremendous excite
ment bat the widest kind Of a scare
among the people present. During the
day special train Of passenger and fiat
cars bearing John Robins0n's menagerie
and circus people, and their animals from
Fort Scott, Kansas. came into the Union
depot, enrOute 10 Cincinnati, where they
are TO winter. About $50 the
train pulled out to cross the
bridge, and while passing over the puzzle
switch in the depot yards, q fat car flew
the track, followed by others, and ran into
a freight train on Il side track, demOiShing
two or three cars, and killing George
Squircs, a canvass man, and badly iuT-
ing two other circus men named Fuller and
Isle. In The Snashup, some OF the animal
cages on the fiat cars were broken and
Bengal tiger. two lions. Il leopard, a jagUar,
an iDeN ana Yuiture escaped. The wild
est Kind of commOtiOn followed. The
depot officials and policemen ran frantic
ally about shouting warming, and there
was q general and quick stampede from
the yards TO the streets beyond. The circus
and depot men then made Il search for
the animals. Thee leopard was found
crOuched under a freight car and an at
tempt was made to lasso him, but it failed,
and the animal rushed from cover, bit
man severely in the leg on his way out,
bounced into the ticket Office and then
jumped through a transom into the super
intenGent's office. He was finally beseiged
by the circus men and after several at
Jempts 10 capture him and two or three
shots being fired at him, he was covered
with a tarpUalin and secured. One by one
of she Other animals were found and after
more or less trouble We're captured and re
turned to their cages, but il was not until
nearly dark that the work was over and
the excitement allayed.
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OVER THE OCEAN.
FRANCE.

BoULoGNE, Nov. 3.--Fifty-nine fishermen
have been missing since the gale. Seven
bodies, lashed together have been washed
ashore at Estables.
McMolane, United States minister in a
letter acknowledging the receipt of a com
mmication from NJ. Is. Arodet president
of the extreme left in the chamber of
deputies to the governor of Illinois, praying
for clemency for the condemned Chicago
anarchists, says: I have already informed
you that the death penalty III the United
States is limited to the common law for
crimes and that it is never exercised for
political offense. While feeling that it is
necessary to point TO this distinction, I do
not hesitate to say that l am interested in
any step to spare human life. I nave
c&bled to the governor Of Illinois calling
his attention TO your dispatch.
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New YORK, Nov. 3.-The negQtiations
for the sale of the New \ ork Graphic have
been concluded and a syndicate of wealthy
capitalists in New York and Philadelphia
have finally secured control of the paper
This arrangement viii keep the Graphic
an independent Democratic journal and
the friend OF the national and state admin
istration. Thus the prominent kcpub-
licans who were negotiating for il have
failed to get control Mr.. Edward II. Cor.
president of the American Electric NauU-
featuring company has been selected rs
the president of the new organization. and
Mr. T. c. Brown VIII be the general man
ager Col Frank \. Burr. of the Pbiia-
deIphia Times, viii be the editor It Is
understood that the price paid was on the
basis OF S250.000.
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WAR IN PRECINCT.
The Grows Who Escaped the Soldiers Re
ported On Tie War Path.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 3.-A special from
Bismarck, Da., says: 1t is reported here
shat the 200 Crow Indians who escaped
from the soldiers near Custer, are now on
the war path, and that the soldiers in
Montana are preparing as best they can
for a defense Sitting Bull is at Standing
Rock with over 5000 Sioux, and he IS said
to be in league with the Crows. People
west Of tho Missouri are anxious that Fort
Lincoln five miles s0nth Of here, he given
more troops. At present there are only
five companies at the post and as this
would be the post from which the first
from Standing Rock, it is essential that a
good force Of troops be stationed here. A
strong effort viii be made to have addi-
additional troops sent at once, notwith-
standing the report that Fort Lincoln will
be abandoned
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HELD UP THE TRAIN.
An Express Train on the Denver &
Rio Grande Held up Near
Grand Junction.
War Seemingly Certain With the Crows
4 Ienagerie Train OF the Track
in st. Louis.
News Of a MUtiny IN Peru. Last September
The Ringleader, Before Shot. Con-
fesseS 10 Fourteen Murders,
TRAIN ROBBERY.

PUEBLO, Col, Nov 3.-About l o'clock
this morning several masked men stopped
the east bound Salt Lake express on the
Denver & Rio Grande road a few miles
east Of Grand Junction, and compelled
the engineer, fireman, mail and express
messengers to leave the train, and while
they were being guarded by one Of their
number the others passed through the
train, relieving the passengers Of their
money and valuabies. The robbers then
entered the express car, but failed to open
the safe Mali pouches were cut aud reg
istered letters opened The train was
allowed TO proceed. after being detained
over an hour and the robbers took to the
mountains. 1t is not yet learned how
much money they Secured
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A MAIL ROBPER

NEVADA, Nc, Nov. 2.-Cuited States
Deputy Marshal Hail ana -Pesrca.ee n
SiSctOr Nelson have, arrested Fiddle fHE
aged Il, aud son Of thu sheriff Of this conn
", for robolng the CniJt-i States mail.
A'4JN'tF $50 Iaesel3S ago h5- SFeS Given a
position IN the NeN7;da postoGee last
MONTH three postal notes, 3--re-atil <
~ - dSa Npearsd, aud the nlSJy5r was Jell.-,i
10 hI1n. Ills father was appraised OF the
matter ana 1hc lnpBsr replo6ed. 1f;r nor
RFrn Che lHN.ter had gained UIrcu Ia r,,,.
among the posC6EiCe officials Bond y.qs
fixed st St>1e which was furnished hv his
father. TIE trial VIII come up ac tGe Nav
term OF the federal court aJ Kansas Cirv.
Previous 70 accepting tie position IL the
Nevada postofice, Young am had held
several responsible positions. and had al
lK,31-S hern uprjchr
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/ BAD MAN.
The Header Of a llutiny in Peru Con
fesseS 10 Fourteen Murders

TBUJLLo, Peru, Nov. 3.--At Il p m. on
September y, mutiny broke ont in the
barracks of the Seepita battalion, which is
Quartered here, and two companies sue
cseded in escaping, after mortality wound
ing the captain Of the guard and killing
the sentry. It is said that the soldiers
mutinied owing to receiving only. three
paper soUias per day rs ration money The
movement was lead by sergeant Who is
known 20 have been q criminal OF the
worst kind and murderer. The auth0ri-
ties followed the mutiuosrs out about
three leagues into the country, where a
fight took place, in which several were
killed. The sergeant who was the ring
leader was subsequently caught and
brought here. The firing in the square
was heavy. In ali fifteen or twenty were
killed or wounded. The sergeant has
been tried by court martial ana shot tits
said that before being shot he confessed to
having committed fourteen murders and
gave the names OF his victims. IN all. up
10 the present time, rUmor asserts thar
fourteen OF the mUJinecIs have been
caught and shot
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rur.ntr7NL procrr

NAyCHE -TEE. IA Sog 'S-T-be n10rr.na
ssssioti = ttse d.s5rF co-veut5on was tSS-.1
Up With talks on ots5rnzgFarine. To
rev Officers q fhe zs-5ouaI ass0l51ti0a arr
President jonathan B.-eiOw, A.as,aGAu
s-crs, frs, E1ce-ure~lfe1T. : G. Porter,
Minnesota secretary. r y Litter. Iowa
Zach state VII elect iss oHEl Tice-lres.-
dents hereafter. Z he national association
adopted q resolution % provide for g css0-
u.lfree 20 oppose the repeal O. the cLeofllar-
Esriue law VIM. ?. CaiB, u NeW 0-k-
was chosen secretary u the association
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coL.c - -

OMAHA. Ne5.. Nov. 3.-phas afternoon
when informed that the sclq-elne coErJ hac
decided against Ire anarchists. George
Francis Train said; Yes, / know II. " and
handed his informant the following
dispatch:
'.Ci-5zsn Edward Divine, Editor West
gET, New Sa1az. is south Clark street
Chicago. Leers Cock-Rccile-Ti lie 70 Geek
kecLe arQ Join NE - Toronto. Expa sriz-
Tn fare gex. GE0rsGE F'EASCIs Tram.
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HEARTLEssLY LEI 10 DROWN

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Nov 3-This afternoon
about clock. Lieb Rabunsky. the 9year-
old son OF a Bohemian, fell into cisteIn
while drawing water His mother at once
cried for help but the labore-s at work
grading near the house refised 10 come
and "a man who was passing by was heart
les enough 10 tell the mother ne did not
have time, and she was forced to % 20 the
police headquarters, a distance Of two
miles. for . policeman. When size return
ed the boy was dead.
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"TEE pliRIIc. pE IN y

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Tbe Agbieter Zea-
tung. the organ Of the anarchists. today
has long editorial on the action Of the
supreme court. az which &c saws. .The
supreme court At Washington. the general
imperial court * Iaipsic. and the mart al
courts as = Petersburg stand on the
same level. The Justice which IS being
q. 81 inuted un1er eUSple>49 & Jay Could.
NaC6e-buiit- G. ~ y7eass nor haHda - q
over her eyes. b1r ouIr q v7a-ci1tvoTa in
hex breast, which r245s, The pabIc u
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CUSTOMS REPORT,

The annual report OF the commissioner
of custome, submitted to the secretary Of
the treasury today, shows that during the
past fiscal year accounts were examined in
his Office involving S2l8G19, 391 III receipts,
aud S23, 1g5, 762 in disbursements The com
missioner says that there seems to be
trouble in the port of New York in procur-
ing the cancellation of export bonds, owing
mainly to the Indifference Of exporters and
Sr1T.4riaC
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nLuic cnrs EowE

Moon. Ca. So~. G--JcfTerso1 Davis
&c the depot by the EAcoa volunteers
IE0u-a there was large crOwc pT-S-ssf
"a see than Ct, there vas Is ES-ao1stza-
zion vaaseTsx- Mr. Dsvis 49, y Is good
health as WHEN be cane here. ard vs.&e4
down stairs 81 rhs Jca-stga hoEss with.
OUT ASSISTANCE
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RESERNOlR RIIRSTS.

LITTLE Rock. Nos. 3.-~Abont Il O'clock
this morning ~ CoIosfei Xeb Ward ard his
son and another gentleman were Preparing
the new water works Tor the formal open
iug 70 take place HI hour later the re>er-
votr containing =. ftat C.~a gallons Of water
broke and he vast E~5y 81 WEtsr rolled
down hin IN waves ten Ieet bIElz sEree1inE
everything before st. The men narrowly
escaped being killed. The loss il essi-
mated n - ls-1
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hEALrr IN

tETC1Eo. Nov. &.-Sec-eIltv SAM rs. q
tie Consolidated Cattle Growers crcis-
Con. who has lU>t returned truur she y x
3.al-cslat convention III Kansas CIR states
than she announcement contained ia dis
patches from that point yesterday. u -
eL- eft tlat the resolution calling upon con-
SFSsS 20 indemnify cattle owners Tor losses
oecaslcued tay che forced removal - ca-Ile
fIls--l Tue Cheyen-le AID Arapanoe Indian
TesS lvaJlc-1s were passed IS erroneous. as
said resc-@GtsoD was referred 10 the e1sCL-
tive beard OF the association.
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department. shows that during the month
OF October there was an increase OF 3d.
026. $50 in the circulation, and a net in
crease of S14,240,514 in the cash in the
treasury The total circulation November
1st, IS stated at 81 1856, 512 $40, and the total
cash in The treasury at SOS. 600 O02.
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NEW lJ..f-. No~. 5.--IaI.tl. 5u- hall held
q mess meeting tonight u ratification OF
the city Democratic 1z1Ett. Hon : : Cox
presided 4s5 salient Cleveland wrote as
Ioi-owS. ''Tc viii he impossible f0- ne 10
comply with your courteous iDviJ-t.o2 10
.lee, with those WHO propose 10 -a-ify To-
morrow evening the nominations Cr the
United Democracy. With the hart: =
wish That every candidate UpoD -oar ez-
cel-elt t.cSe5 may be gr5url pha-.-I y e-a1.el.
/ am. yours. very truly.
{Teft5-r-, trr.1yr3 .,-79 II
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VIENNA. Nov 3.--Political rcorrcsron-
dehce confirms the report OF Russian mill
tary activity on the frontier The same
paper asserts that the agricultural and
commercial crisis is increasing throughout
The empire As an instance. il mentions
the fact that the Agrarian bank. of Mos
COW, recently put up at aUctiol.G0 estates.
Tor wniul II was impossible pay interest
on the mortgages.
The management Of the Oriental muse
nm here, arranged for series OF public
lectures for the benefit OF Young uer-
chants. desiring TO become ACQUAINTED
with the trade needs OF foreign countries.
including India. America ana Africa.
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CAPITAL BUDGET.
ELL NNM EENER ASATING

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-Surgeon General
Hamilton received a telegram today from
DR. Porter, at Tampa, saying that the vel
low fever at Tampa is abating, owing TO
the prevalence of ''norther" for several
days. and that he thinks the back bone OF
the epidemic is now broken. There were
seven new cases and three deaths since the
Ia
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TIE Gal OwAv : WIN

KANSAS CITY, Nov 3.-At the close of
the fat stock show here today, Jhe award
for the best vearling carcass was given a.
the Interstate Galloway Cattle company
of this city. The sweepstakes prize for III,
best carcass. any age or breed, was won By
the Galloway steer. Rustic.
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WANTS. THFM FOR RFHCS.

SPRINGFIELD, III. Nov. 3.-The secretary
of the Chicago Historical society has wris-
ten a letter To Governor OGlesby asking
that all OF the letters, petitions and docu-
menUs relating TO the anarchists which may
be sent to the executive be sent to the
historical society for preservation. The let
tiers from Fischer, Lingg and Lngel have
not vet reached the gnNernnr.
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PREPARING tn allows.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3-Tho.sAaritI hasalready
begun the building OF tie scahold on which
it is intended to hang the anarchists. Car
penters were busy this afternoon working
on the pieces which 90 to make up tine
machine OF death. " and il will not be long
before the o.aIlOyyS Will be ready
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INCREASED IT'S CAplTAI

New YORK, Nov. 3.--A certificate was
fled in the county clerk office today, S.
ting forth that the Western Union Talc-
graph company, through its directors. has
increased its capital 55,0}J.0CU. This makes
the total stock SS6, 300J go
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IRELAND

DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-The cell in Fullamor
Jail, which Mr.. O'Brien has been placed in
is eight feet long and six feet wide. He
slept last night On plank bed. lie has
given warning to the governor of the Jail
That he will refuse to do mental offices,
wear prison garb or associate with the
criminals. The governor viii await GILL
cial notification from the general prisons
board before enforcing their decision that
MIR. O'Brien should be treated as an orlli-
nary prisoner.
The United Ireland today contains two
columns OF reports Of meetings OF SUP
pressed branches of the National League.
In an editorial it characterizes the removal
Of Mr.. OBrien to TuilamOre Jail as an out
rage, ana says it was done in behalf OF the
landlords. HenCefOrrh, ii says, the people
viii make the landlords hostages for Gir.
O'Buen,s safety. The plan Of the cam
palgn VIII become not merely the tenants
weapon of defense but and instrument OF
vengeance. 1t says, viii Irishrnen remain
Quesicent, and not raZe his torture house
to the ground. Please God to not quit us
, ii Mr.. q Brien is harmed. For every hair
Of his head, hishmen VIII exact compound
vengeance.
Thirty persons have been summoned
under she crimes to BallycOre 90 answer
charges i'll connection with evicti0ns. \
majority Of those summoned are Young
girls. Messrs. Pyne and Cjilpool, national
isU members of parliament, have also been
summoned. the former Tor melting resist
auce TO the baillttS at an eviction ut Serah,
and the latter for advocating a boycott at q
league meeting at Schulz.
The cabinet resolved to resume its pres
enJ vigorous policy in Ireland, especially as
regard speeches at proclaimed meetings.
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THE "1RY PFRRY0 MISSING

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 3.-TheTe is no truce
of the steam tug Dry Berry, which piled
upon Lake Of the Woods, and it is reasoua-
bly, certain that she was lost in a recent
storm. Among her passenger was George
Heepan, q well known mining CSptrt.
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The Nc~z1 &sszsg xe--s F1sI,l-rrT ssc-v
hare -@e.r 81! n : whit CpeE4-g ro<l4~
and toE-os-oE. IEs lGSsss arr .av.sad -
cs-l a-1 So -1e NV sTy.s has, 3H-1stz
FelrsFs, Tl5bc--s, &c No. Id North - =
XII street, c.-zs- Eiyx-. 49,
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pTTTSBCEG, Nov. 3.-Ehe members Of the
English peace commission. now visiting
this city as the guests O. Andrew earn --ie
devoted the day 10 inspecting the various
industries. This evening the Wis itors were
rendered reception and banquet 10y M
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s.. PAL Ttr. "a Livingston. Mont.
So5c1ai slFs: IS6bert Carr Z and parry 2 rr.v-
a ne-c yesterday sad - once week trout
fishing IN tie Yellowstone river. TIE
L,.rty went On y-e-s1 this Afternoon.
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cC6-S CONC East

CINCINNATI. Nov. S.-Neariy $500 was
received today at the opening sale Of seats
TO Booth and Barrett Tor this week. There
Office.
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WEATHER

WAsESGToX, Nov. 3-For Missouri
and Kansas: Cooler, fair weather. winds
shifting 70 aortLwsSssxly, generally Light
10 f-eSh.
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CONclII APPOINTED
TprhcIlPv cIIPpIfic

The president today appointed Edwin G.
Weilep. OF Kansas. United Statues Consul
at Sonneberg, Germany.